Found a drawerful of 7441s!

[David Forbes]

I am working on the Submillimeter Telescope today, fixing a fine old
German instrument.

I found a parts cabinet with TTL part numbers on all the drawers.

Here's the 7441 Nixie driver drawer:

http://www.nixiebunny.com/7441drawer.jpg

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David Forbes, Tucson AZ

[Nick]

Nuts to that !

[MrNixie (UK)]

Yeah, be careful with those ones, David. They look like the lower voltage types.

[Terry S]

Whoever sold you those screwed you over.

[robin bussell]

On 03/10/2013 11:00, MrNixie (UK) wrote:
> Yeah, be careful with those ones, David. They look like the lower
> voltage types.

To be fair, though, they look like they can take pretty high current.

[Dennis]

Ha ha. Nice find David!

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[chuck richards]

Wow. Screwed again! That's about like every time
I walk in to Skycraft in Orlando, FL and walk back
to their drawers of TTL. I always check the drawers
labeled 7441, 74141, 74142....and I always see the same
old dust in each of them, but no ics.

However, checking the 4500 drawer, I found it slam full!!
Bought 5 of them, and have yet to fire up a 4500, but
am planning to when I have some time. 4500 is a one-bit
16-instruction processor. And, here's the best part
about it: It can run at a clock speed from DC to 1 mHz.
I like the DC part. (can you say push-button?)

Chuck Richards

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>
>---- Original Message ----
>From: dfo...@dakotacom.net
>To: neoni...@googlegroups.com
>Subject: RE: [neonixie-l] Found a drawerful of 7441s!
>Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2013 22:24:38 -0700
>
>>I am working on the Submillimeter Telescope today, fixing a fine old
>
>>German instrument.
>>
>>I found a parts cabinet with TTL part numbers on all the drawers.
>>
>>Here's the 7441 Nixie driver drawer:
>>
>>http://www.nixiebunny.com/7441drawer.jpg
>>
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>>David Forbes, Tucson AZ
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[Bill van Dijk]

I'd suggest you bolt while you still can!

[blkadder]

I was browsing the board, when I saw you post about Skycraft.  I live in Okeechobee, Fl and have been planning on visiting my daughter in Orlando.  Now I know where I can go while mom and daughter start gabbing.  I love surplus places, and I have been looking for an electronics surplus place for a long time.  Thanks for posting this.

Ron

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